In today’s post, we interview Jonathan Andrus, VP of Data Management and Quality at BioClinica where you can also find a very popular clinical trial blog as well. In this interview we discuss: what data capture is, how data capture works in clinical trials, what happens to your private information in a clinical trial, and whether the study participant’s privacy is truly protected in clinical trials. Let us know what you think about this interview.
Today we interviewed Craig Lipset, who works for Pfizer and is in charge of the first ever virtual clinical trial conducted anywhere in the world. Throughout the interview we discussed the reasons for Pfizer initiating this study, and what this likely means for the rest of the industry. Let us know your thoughts on this new trend that appears to be gaining tremendous momentum in the clinical trial industry.
Today I interviewed Daniel Weddle, the CEO and founder of Site Avail. Site Avail works within the clinical trial industry to provide recruitment services to the biotechnology and pharmaceutical sponsors and CRO’s. Daniel will talk about how he got started in this industry, what study participants need to know about clinical trials, and then he gets into some of the unique technologies utilized by his company.
Today we interviewed Dave Dorian, a social media consultant to the biotech and pharmaceutical companies. We discuss why sponsors and CRO’s should have FaceBook Fan Pages, and how they can improve them while still following good common sense and not crossing into any ethical gray areas. We hope this helps answer some of your questions on social media and the clinical trial/Pharma space.
Today we interviewed Etienne Taylor from Clinical Trial Select. Once again, we discussed Clinical Trial Select’s innovative search engine where people searching for clinical trials of life threatening conditions can efficiently find not only the studies that are available for their conditions, but TONS of data on these studies so they can print and share with their physicians. Check out the search engine and let us know what you think!
Today we had the pleasure of interviewing Ryan Luce. Ryan is the co-founder of Diabetes clinical trial search engine Corengi. In addition to being a fantastic search engine for diabetes clinical trials, it also features an outstanding blog dedicated towards educating people on all things related to diabetes. In this interview we discuss Corengi, the current state of clinical trials in diabetes, and what potential study participants can learn from Ryan’s experiences in this subject. We hope you enjoy!
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